Reviews
Date Added: Thursday 20 November, 2025
Second Room 101 FARCE, first being the connecticut, which wasn't very good if I'm honest, this however is a whole different matter. Lovely dark, oily wrapper and great looking bands. Cut with a guillotine, perfect draw and razor sharp burn, zero issues, great smoke output and pure white ash that holds for a good inch. Medium to full bodied and medium strength, huge spicy pepper, especially on the retrohale, lots of leather and cedar alongside rich, damp earth, some nice bittersweet dark chocolate and coffee to finish. Great cigar, well worth the money and time needed to enjoy.
Date Added: Monday 17 November, 2025
Rocky Patel DBS Toro Cigar - 1 Single
by Tomasz
So I was looking forward to smok this one .
It looks amazing it's a really beautiful cigar. Drag was close to perfect for me, very even burn from start to finish. It's the taste that didn't hit right but that just a preference a lot of earthy notes wish it was more creamier and sweet I would recommend it to an experience smoker.
In my opinion stronger than medium
Date Added: Friday 07 November, 2025
I enjoyed this one but I had some issues with it.
Right off the bat I was met with a lovely nutty almond flavour in the 1st third. This evolved slightly in the 2nd with notes of caramel. The final 3rd developed into a warm cinnamony pepper spice.
Unfortunately the construction let the cigar down. It began to unravel halfway through and the draw was too loose. I had to puff constantly to keep it properly lit.
Date Added: Thursday 06 November, 2025
They aren't a bad smoke . Once it got down to half there was more of a tight draw wich I didn't realy like . The smoke was about 20 to 30 minutes . I bought them to try probably won't buy them again .
Date Added: Saturday 01 November, 2025
I am just getting back into cigars after many years away. This cigar gave me the perfect balance between usability and a most pleasant smoke. It lit well, had an easy draw, a wonderful aroma and taste. No idea how long it took to smoke because I was lost in the moment. Smoked the same all the way down. I'm too new to cigars to perhaps appreciate or notice the subtle change in flavours as it develops. However, my experience was one of joy.
Now, a note on usability. This could well have been user error: I made a simple V cut and the end seemed loose. Indeed, in removing a stray flake of wrapper the whole thing unravelled and fell off. I don't know if the cigar was too dry or I'm simply an incompetent fool. Likely the latter. Having said that the cigar structure stayed firm. I opened up the draw end to a full cut. Maybe I missed out on the flavour the wrapper would've brought. And maybe the smoke would've lasted long, although it was long enough. Even so, my experience was not marred and I only want to further my journey. Cigar smoking is more than just smoking;
Date Added: Wednesday 22 October, 2025
I did not purchase this cigar from C. Gars as a longer version was gifted to me, the experience is my own and was enjoyable. This review will be posted on the other Churchill bands as the flavour remains the same but the cigar band is the only thing that differs.
The Romeo y Julieta Churchill is one of those cigars that instantly feels special from the moment you pick it up. For someone like me still building experience, this cigar set a new benchmark for what a refined, classic Cuban should deliver. It’s beautifully constructed—firm, smooth, and fragrant before lighting. On the cold draw, I got soft notes of cedar, earth, and a hint of sweetness.
Once lit, the first third opened with that signature Romeo y Julieta creaminess, layered with mild spice and wood. The smoke was smooth and aromatic, never harsh, and the draw was perfectly balanced. As it developed, gentle floral and nutty tones appeared, with moments of cocoa and toasted almond weaving in. The burn line was impressively even throughout, showing the kind of craftsmanship the brand is known for.
By the final third,
